DOWNTOWN. Opened in 1978, this non-profit art gallery features contemporary art. The gallery prides itself on offering a diverse selection of artwork in a variety of media from both established and emerging artists. Features rotating monthly exhibitions.

DOWNTOWN. Cutting edge and very contemporary defines this non-profit, artist-run gallery. Shows generally include several artists whose works revolve around similar themes. Artspace also features performance art such as poetry readings, drama presentations and dance. Call ahead for days and times.

CARYTOWN. This spacious, 3,000 square-foot gallery highlights realist and impressionist works from contemporary artists. The majority of works are oil paintings with a smattering of etchings and watercolors also on display. Artwork is exhibited in room-like settings that welcome visitors and make them feel at home.

CARYTOWN. Owners Ed and Andrew Chasen are dedicated to bringing only the best contemporary art from around the world to the Richmond area. Exhibits include original and limited edition paintings, sculpture, ceramics and glasswork. Well-regarded throughout the region.

CHURCH HILL. Reported to be Richmond's oldest gallery, this establishment houses a treasure trove of art from oils and watercolors to architectural prints and old books. Showcases works depicting life in the Caribbean by renowned artist Parks Duffey .